journal article·2001-04

Dense Nanostructured t-ZrO2 Coatings at Low Temperatures via Modified Emulsion Precipitation

F. C. M. Woudenberg, W. F. C. Sager, N. G. M. Sibelt, H. Verweij

Advanced Materials· Volume 13· Issue 7
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Abstract

Nanostructured coatings on metals, plastics, and textiles have numerous applications, for example, as antifogging and self-cleaning coatings as well as protective coatings against corrosion, heat, or wear. Here the preparation at low temperature of dense nanostructured tetragonal ZrO2 coatings via a modified emulsion precipitation method is presented. The method, which involves the controlled preparation, crystallization, and densification of non-agglomerated ZrO2 nanoparticles, opens up the possibility of applying nanocoatings of high-melting oxides to steel or plastic, where low temperatures are required.
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OpenAlex topics: Catalytic Processes in Materials Science · nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions · Semiconductor materials and devices

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